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High Commissioner Johnston Busingye presents copies of his credentials to the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
On March 29th 2022 at Lancaster House, High Commissioner Johnston Busingye presented copies of his credentials to the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office Director of Protocol and Vice Marshal of the Diplomatic Corps Victoria Busby OBE.
The presentation marks the official commencement of the High Commissioner's duties pending the formal presentation of credentials to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
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Rwandan High Commission Responds to Summon by the FCDO
London, 19 February 2025 - Following the summon by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, the Rwandan High Commission has issued the…
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ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY REVIEW 2024
On behalf of the team at the High Commission of Rwanda in London, I take the opportunity to wish you and your beloved ones a happy new year. Let me…
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Kwibuka30: Busingye urges UK to give justice to Genocide survivors
As the Rwandan community in the UK marked the 30th Commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, on Wednesday, April 10, Rwanda’s High…
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Reflecting on the success of the UK-Rwanda business forum
I am thrilled to share with you the resounding success and promising outcomes of the inaugural UK-Rwanda Business Forum held from January 29 to 31,…
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Rwandans in UK celebrate Kwibohora29 and launch the annual Liberation Football Cup
Over 600 Rwandans, the Lord Mayor. local officials of Coventry and scores of friends of Rwanda journeyed to Coventry from all across the UK to…
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ARTICLE: Sending migrants to Rwanda will save lives
High Commissioner Johnston Busingye writes in Comment Central on the UK-Rwanda Migration & Economic Development Partnership.
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ARTICLE: Rwandans are still awaiting justice 29 years on from genocide
High Commissioner Johnston Busingye writes in the Yorkshire Post to spotlight the urgency for Genocide suspects to face justice. ''After 29 years each…
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